Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-06-07
LOCAL SREviTieS.

Mrs. 5. Z. Gaver is visiting friends near
Urbana.
Harry Fisher, dead drunk, was arrested
this morning.
Mr. Ben. BeaI left this morning for
Buffalo, \. Y.
Mr. James Anderton, of Dayton. is in the
city on business.
Mr. Frank Coblentz passed Sunday with
friends in Xenia.
Mr.. George II. Frey left last night via
the Bee Line for New York city.
Mr. Fletcher Nicholson. of Huntsville,
Ala. is the guest of relatives in this city.
Quite number of Springfield people
went to London today to attend the stock
sales.
Miss Marie Miller will arrive home Sat
urday from Blairsville, Pa. to spend the
summer.
General A. 5. Bushnell. accompanied by
his wife and daughter, went TO Cincinnati
this morning.
Miss Maud Matthews. of Nenia, is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Kepsay, Of
south Race street.
Mr. and Mrs. Reeser, nee Miss Flora
Lucas, spent Sabbath with friends in this
city. y.-Nenia Gazette.
Miss Laura Smith, of South Mechanic
street, returned this morning from visit
among friends at New Carlisle.
Firemen George Simpson today received
| by express from northern Ohio a tine, large
English mastiff bitch, nf pure blood.
Miss Grace Gibson. of Springfield, has
returned home from visit to Misses Het
tie burst and Lii MyerS.-Dayton Herald.
Mr.. VIII Russell. Of Pittsburg. is in the
city. viii has many friends in Spring
field and New Carlisle who enjoy his semi
| occasional visits.
Mrs. Washington Galloway and daugh
ter, Mrs. Ferguson. of Nemia, are visiting
Mrs. GalIoway'S father. Mr.. Matthias An
derSon, of this city.
NhT>- a H. tl dilu w
Mechanic street leave soon for visit IA
West Mansfield Ohio, where they will ID
guests of Miss Ida Wilson.
Colonel l.. Y. b. Taylor. side-de-camr
on the staff of the governor OF Kansas, was
in the city short time yesterday. He for
merry resided in Springfield.
The political protective organization will
meet this evening in the republican central
committee rooms, cUrnerOf High and Lime
stone streets. BY order of committee.
Division six. [. X. Knights of Pythiss, is
indu>triousiy practicing for the big contest
drill 10 take place IT the Flndlay celebrs
ton The division will take one of the
prizes il possible.
James McDtTmeit drunk and diSnrderly
Mrs. Greyson, disorderly: William Bey-
| rand, drunk; Harry Burns, lettering, and
Clarence Reed, lettering, were station
housed last night.
The receipts by the Springfield Building
and Loan association last night wers
s9I9.1I. Thirty-four new shares wert
| taken. The association is booming and
viii. on July lst, declare handsome diyi
dend.
The current number of the Osborn LOcd
not only prints full account of the Be,
Line wreck at that place last week, bur
also a cut showing the appearance of the
engine, cars and track immediately aftel
| the crash.
Miss Name Seyers, of Springfield, anc
Miss Name Churchill. of Toledo, spenl
Sunday with Miss Eva kenaga, east of thi:
city. and returned with Miss kenags t.
Delaware to resume their studies at tht
Ohio University -urbana CifiztH.
Mr.. Fletcher Nicholson, who has for sew
eral days been visiting relatives in this city
left for his home in Huntsville, Ala, lasI
night. accompanied by his sister. Miss
Laura Nicholson. of south Mechanic street,
who goes south for the benefit OF heI
health.
iug calling the department To- the Leifel
water wheel works was a false one. II
came 10y the way OF the district telegraph.
and the boys at the Central say that this is
the fifth false alarm that has come by this
route in the recent past.
The remains OF John q. Wheeler, wi q
dit d at a point fifteen miles west of En-
poria, Kansas. on Sunday. will arTice heIe
today and be taken at once TO the vault al
Fenc in The deceased. who formerly re
sided here. leaves wife to mourn his loss.
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